Noise from railway work at night in Nuppulinna
According to the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency, hammer drilling related to the main line development project will be carried out in Nuppulinna at night during weeks 2 and 3 of January.
The Helsinki–Riihimäki railway project being carried out by the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency will involve noisy hammer drilling at Nuppulinnantie during weeks 2 and 3. The work will be carried out at night so that train traffic on the busy main line can continue without disruption during the day.
In order to minimise noise disturbance to residents, the work will be carried out in accordance with the noise permit on two consecutive nights, followed by a six-night noise-free period. The exact timing of the work will be confirmed once the terms of the noise permit and work arrangements have been finalised.
The contractor will inform local residents by letter about the detailed schedule for the work approximately one week before work begins. Information about the schedule will also be posted on the Helsinki–Riihimäki railway project website and the project’s Facebook page.
Track drums are installed under the track using the hammer drilling method. This method is ideal for challenging soil conditions. It reduces the need for traditional and often slower excavation work.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience during the construction work.
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